Trackers
Fertilizers
Exhaustive coverage of future projects
The Indian fertilizer industry is large and varied. Even though parts of it remain import-dependent, fresh capacity is coming up across the entire fertilizer chain, from large urea plants to smaller granulation plants, and our database is poised to provide authenticated business opportunities in this segment.
This tracker in figures
Live from the IPG Projects database: released records only, updated as our analysts release them.
Sample Sample figures to show the layout — the live figures appear here as the database fills.
| Stage | Projects |
|---|---|
| Planning Sample | 64 |
| Tendering Sample | 41 |
| Construction Sample | 88 |
| Commissioned Sample | 23 |
Overview
Our coverage includes facilities manufacturing:
- Ammonia-Urea
- DAP
- SSP
- NPK
- GSSP
- MAP
- Sulphuric Acid
- Sulphur
- Phosphoric Acid
Our database also captures captive power plants, treatment plants, utilities and offsites.
The database captures installed capacity in fertilizer plants through multiple data entry points, all of which are verified by telephone by our analysts. Upcoming capacity is tracked from the planning stage through capital approval, basic and detailed engineering, contracting and installation to commissioning. Business opportunities are clearly identified, and clients are alerted to future RFQ dates. Key contacts are tabulated for ready reference.
Turnaround and shutdown details are captured too. Long-term maintenance contracts are tracked, and their expiry dates are entered into our database for easy reference. Forced shutdowns and the business opportunities around them are documented and sent to clients as e-mail alerts.
Database & Tools
News
We have had a long-standing relationship with the fertilizer industry as a provider of news and information for the last decade and a half.
Almost every fertilizer company is a client of our daily newsletters. This makes collecting project information much easier for us.
Our project news is entirely focused on creating the right business development opportunities for suppliers of equipment and services, through updates confirmed by promoters or by EPC or PMC companies.
News breaks are meant to give you exclusive and actionable project updates.
Our coverage extends to information on the demand for inputs and raw materials when projects go on stream.
News on likely changes in the energy matrices of large fertilizer complexes allows fuel suppliers, for example, to look for business opportunities.